Many commands can be done using CMD, which is very useful when one learns the basics of Windows operating system commands. Continuing yesterday’s article, creating a new folder is one of the basic command prompt commands found in Terminal Linux.
Usually, we create a new folder directly through Explorer, that is, right-click> new> folder, or through the Explorer toolbar, click “New Folder” instead.
Create a New Folder Using Command Prompt
So, to make it look cool (even though the purpose is to learn), we create a new folder using CMD. Like what method? Please take a look at the following steps.
1. Open CMD by clicking start, type ‘cmd‘ or Windows key + R, type ‘cmd,’ then enter.
2. I create a folder in Drive K. Type the command mkdir + folder name, then enter. For example, mkdir MUSIKKU. Note the appearance before creating the following folder.
3. The command results create a new folder using CMD as follows.
Isn’t it easy to create a new folder using the command prompt? Please practice yourself and good luck. Keep coding!
Also, read How to Delete Files and Folders Using Command Prompt (CMD)